I've never used a Ledger Nano wallet, so I'm not sure how they generate them.
Maybe it's just a forwarding address or a unused one?
It could be easier for you to just enter your Coinbase withdrawals and your wallet deposits manually
Topic: CoinTracking - Profit/Loss Portfolio and Tax Reporting for Digital Currencies - page 109. (Read 122619 times)
May 14, 2017, 07:32:52 PM
Hey,
I've never used a Ledger Nano wallet, so I'm not sure how they generate them.
Maybe it's just a forwarding address or a unused one?
It could be easier for you to just enter your Coinbase withdrawals and your wallet deposits manually
I've never used a Ledger Nano wallet, so I'm not sure how they generate them.
Maybe it's just a forwarding address or a unused one?
It could be easier for you to just enter your Coinbase withdrawals and your wallet deposits manually
May 14, 2017, 06:20:41 PM
Dario,
I checked the "receive" address on a checker I found using Google ( https://thomas.vanhoutte.be/tools/validate-bitcoin-address.php ). It said it's a valid address, but when I asked to show transactions for this address on the blockchain, nothing showed up. I don't know which address CoinTracking used, but it picked up my purchase of CoinTracking Pro from the Ledger Nano S wallet. This is the Bitcoin Receive Address for the wallet: 12wiP3bVZ59aBzr1P9tW3c4FErNnwiyh7x
It makes no sense that there are no transactions showing on the blockchain for that address. It's the address I gave to Coinbase and Bittrex to put the BTC in the wallet in the first place.
The result of all this is that CoinTracking shows that my wallet has a negative balance. It also shows that I have BTC and LTC at Coinbase when all my balances at Coinbase are zero because I transferred those balances to either Bittrex or the Ledger Nano S wallet. All the Bittrex balances shown in CoinTracking are correct. It's the wallet and Coinbase balances that are wrong for both BTC and LTC.
Nobody told us that we would have to become our own bankers and accountants in this brave new world of cryptocurrencies.
Thanks,
Steve
I checked the "receive" address on a checker I found using Google ( https://thomas.vanhoutte.be/tools/validate-bitcoin-address.php ). It said it's a valid address, but when I asked to show transactions for this address on the blockchain, nothing showed up. I don't know which address CoinTracking used, but it picked up my purchase of CoinTracking Pro from the Ledger Nano S wallet. This is the Bitcoin Receive Address for the wallet: 12wiP3bVZ59aBzr1P9tW3c4FErNnwiyh7x
It makes no sense that there are no transactions showing on the blockchain for that address. It's the address I gave to Coinbase and Bittrex to put the BTC in the wallet in the first place.
The result of all this is that CoinTracking shows that my wallet has a negative balance. It also shows that I have BTC and LTC at Coinbase when all my balances at Coinbase are zero because I transferred those balances to either Bittrex or the Ledger Nano S wallet. All the Bittrex balances shown in CoinTracking are correct. It's the wallet and Coinbase balances that are wrong for both BTC and LTC.
Nobody told us that we would have to become our own bankers and accountants in this brave new world of cryptocurrencies.
Thanks,
Steve
May 14, 2017, 05:33:36 PM
I used the Bittrex API import and it added some lines of transactions, so I think we're good with Bittrex.
However, when I tried to do the "Bitcoin Wallet Import", using the Extended Public Key from the Ledger Nano S, nothing happened (0 imports reported). I also used the "receive" Bitcoin address from the Ledger Nano S and also got zero imports.
Any ideas?
Steve
However, when I tried to do the "Bitcoin Wallet Import", using the Extended Public Key from the Ledger Nano S, nothing happened (0 imports reported). I also used the "receive" Bitcoin address from the Ledger Nano S and also got zero imports.
Any ideas?
Steve
Hey Steve,
The Extended Public Key can only import new transactions.
This means, all tx from now on will be imported, but not the past tx.
However the transaction import will handle ALL transactions.
Are you sure your "receive" address was correct?
You can check your address for example here: blockchain.info/de/address/YOUR-ADDRESS
All transactions shown there will be imported by CoinTracking.
Best,
Dario
May 14, 2017, 04:47:25 PM
Dario said:
Re transfers between exchanges and wallets:
For Coinbase and Bittrex they are unfortunately not listed in the CSV file.
But the Bittrex API import can read out deposits and withdrawals.
If you know the BTC Address or Extended Public Key, Ledger Nano created for you, you can import the transactions using the "Bitcoin Wallet Import".
I used the Bittrex API import and it added some lines of transactions, so I think we're good with Bittrex.
However, when I tried to do the "Bitcoin Wallet Import", using the Extended Public Key from the Ledger Nano S, nothing happened (0 imports reported). I also used the "receive" Bitcoin address from the Ledger Nano S and also got zero imports.
Any ideas?
Steve
Re transfers between exchanges and wallets:
For Coinbase and Bittrex they are unfortunately not listed in the CSV file.
But the Bittrex API import can read out deposits and withdrawals.
If you know the BTC Address or Extended Public Key, Ledger Nano created for you, you can import the transactions using the "Bitcoin Wallet Import".
I used the Bittrex API import and it added some lines of transactions, so I think we're good with Bittrex.
However, when I tried to do the "Bitcoin Wallet Import", using the Extended Public Key from the Ledger Nano S, nothing happened (0 imports reported). I also used the "receive" Bitcoin address from the Ledger Nano S and also got zero imports.
Any ideas?
Steve
May 14, 2017, 08:26:59 AM
giving it a 3:2 aspect ratio rather than 1:1, might help the visualization in the long run.
Done Nice! I like it.
May 14, 2017, 08:12:12 AM
giving it a 3:2 aspect ratio rather than 1:1, might help the visualization in the long run.
Done May 14, 2017, 08:06:54 AM
@Tim,
Thanks a lot. I will try to included those features.
Sees like there are not allowed characters in some of your entries.
Could be a comment or a trade-id.
I have done some fixes. Can you please check again.
If it's still not working, can you please send me your CT username as PM and I will fix it asap.
Thanks a lot,
Dario
Thanks a lot. I will try to included those features.
Sees like there are not allowed characters in some of your entries.
Could be a comment or a trade-id.
I have done some fixes. Can you please check again.
If it's still not working, can you please send me your CT username as PM and I will fix it asap.
Thanks a lot,
Dario
Thanks for the fast reply, Dario. It was caused by the ~ symbol I used in a trade description. All working now.
Just a thought on the new dashboard layout you proposed: Decreasing the height of the total value chart, e.g., giving it a 3:2 aspect ratio rather than 1:1, might help the visualization in the long run. With a few years worth of data, the time compression and amplitude scaling of a 1:1 chart may look odd given how steeply these markets can climb and fall. This would also mean more of the chart is visible without scrolling, for people with smaller screens.
Your discretion, of course. Right now my data looks fine, whether it's 1:1 or 3:2.
May 14, 2017, 07:45:50 AM
@Steve,
For Coinbase and Bittrex they are unfortunately not listed in the CSV file.
But the Bittrex API import can read out deposits and withdrawals.
If you know the BTC Address or Extended Public Key, Ledger Nano created for you, you can import the transactions using the "Bitcoin Wallet Import".
@Tim,
Thanks a lot. I will try to included those features.
Sees like there are not allowed characters in some of your entries.
Could be a comment or a trade-id.
I have done some fixes. Can you please check again.
If it's still not working, can you please send me your CT username as PM and I will fix it asap.
Thanks a lot,
Dario
For Coinbase and Bittrex they are unfortunately not listed in the CSV file.
But the Bittrex API import can read out deposits and withdrawals.
If you know the BTC Address or Extended Public Key, Ledger Nano created for you, you can import the transactions using the "Bitcoin Wallet Import".
@Tim,
Thanks a lot. I will try to included those features.
Sees like there are not allowed characters in some of your entries.
Could be a comment or a trade-id.
I have done some fixes. Can you please check again.
If it's still not working, can you please send me your CT username as PM and I will fix it asap.
Thanks a lot,
Dario
May 14, 2017, 05:53:45 AM
Hey Arkaen and thanks a lot.
1) I have added "cryptocurrency" into the Google Trend Chart
2) Yeah, I know. I have tried to add %-changes into the summary box but it was to much information.
What do you think of this?
https://cointracking.info/dashboard-test.php (just a test version)
Best regards,
Dario
1) I have added "cryptocurrency" into the Google Trend Chart
2) Yeah, I know. I have tried to add %-changes into the summary box but it was to much information.
What do you think of this?
https://cointracking.info/dashboard-test.php (just a test version)
Best regards,
Dario
Awesome! It's great how responsive you are to feedback, Dario. The big chart in the previous version had a nice look and feel. But, since it doesn't fit, I think this layout makes more sense for presenting the key information. I know how tricky it can be to fit things (used to work as a UI designer).
With the "Hide all coins if less or equal" filter added, this would be excellent.
I also like how you've removed the "quick links" at the top. Cleans up the interface and doesn't hurt usability (at least, to me).
Question: The last few days, the page https://cointracking.info/gains.php is giving me the following error: "DataTables warning: table id=trade_table_sell - Invalid JSON response. For more information about this error, please see http://datatables.net/tn/1"
It happens on all browsers I've tried. Are other people having this issue, or is it likely something caused by my trade data the last few days?
Big thanks!
Tim
May 13, 2017, 11:12:06 PM
Dario,
I put in all the deposits manually, so the USD amount is correct (instead of negative). However, I don't see any transfer transactions on moves from wallet to wallet in the CSV files. Is that something that can be exported from Coinbase and/or Bittrex? If so, how?
Also, the hardware wallet I'm using is a Ledger Nano S. It doesn't appear to provide the ability to export/download transactions at all. Are you aware of any such capability?
Thanks, and sorry to be such a bother.
Steve
May 13, 2017, 09:54:10 PM
If deposits and withdrawals are listed in the CSV file, they will be added into CT, including all fees.
If not, you will have to enter them manually.
Wallet imports will import all values with the sent or received amount.
When you send 1 BTC to your wallet and you pay a network fee of 0.001 BTC, the imported amount will be 0.999 BTC.
Dario
If not, you will have to enter them manually.
Wallet imports will import all values with the sent or received amount.
When you send 1 BTC to your wallet and you pay a network fee of 0.001 BTC, the imported amount will be 0.999 BTC.
Dario
May 13, 2017, 08:57:30 PM
Dario said: I'm surprised the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" file was empty.
Dario,
Everything I've reported was due to carelessness/inattentiveness on my part. The BTC file I got was empty because I had exported the Coinbase Vault info. I have never used the vault, so of course the transactions were empty!
I went back and very carefully exported everything per your instructions: "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" for all time, for each wallet individually. Then I made a new error: When I was importing the LTC trades, I selected LTC in the drop down, but apparently failed to hit "Save". Of course, it defaulted to BTC. The result was I had nearly hundred thousand dollars in BTC value, which was very far from the truth. Once I changed the BTC to LTC, everything fell into place.
I do have a couple more question: I have transferred coins from Coinbase to Bittrex. Whenever I do that, there is a network fee, but I don't think that gets captured anywhere, or does it?
The same is true for my hardware wallet, there is a network fee whenever coins are transferred to and from the hardware wallet. Are those fees captured anywhere?
Thanks for a great tool!
Steve
Dario,
Everything I've reported was due to carelessness/inattentiveness on my part. The BTC file I got was empty because I had exported the Coinbase Vault info. I have never used the vault, so of course the transactions were empty!
I went back and very carefully exported everything per your instructions: "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" for all time, for each wallet individually. Then I made a new error: When I was importing the LTC trades, I selected LTC in the drop down, but apparently failed to hit "Save". Of course, it defaulted to BTC. The result was I had nearly hundred thousand dollars in BTC value, which was very far from the truth. Once I changed the BTC to LTC, everything fell into place.
I do have a couple more question: I have transferred coins from Coinbase to Bittrex. Whenever I do that, there is a network fee, but I don't think that gets captured anywhere, or does it?
The same is true for my hardware wallet, there is a network fee whenever coins are transferred to and from the hardware wallet. Are those fees captured anywhere?
Thanks for a great tool!
Steve
May 13, 2017, 06:50:52 PM
Hey,
I would recommend the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" export.
The "Transaction" file from Coinbase is kinda broken and far away from being a good readable csv file.
I'm surprised the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" file was empty.
Have you uploaded all of them with a proper time range?
You know, you have to export one file each Coinbase Account (USD, BTC, ETH, LTC...), since Coinbase is the only exchange out there not able to put all transactions into one file.
If you have exported only one account (like ETH) and you do not have any trades in ETH, the file will be empty.
Once you have imported them all, the data should be correct.
Best,
Dario
I would recommend the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" export.
The "Transaction" file from Coinbase is kinda broken and far away from being a good readable csv file.
I'm surprised the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" file was empty.
Have you uploaded all of them with a proper time range?
You know, you have to export one file each Coinbase Account (USD, BTC, ETH, LTC...), since Coinbase is the only exchange out there not able to put all transactions into one file.
If you have exported only one account (like ETH) and you do not have any trades in ETH, the file will be empty.
Once you have imported them all, the data should be correct.
Best,
Dario
May 13, 2017, 05:19:23 PM
Dario said: Are you sure, you have exported the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" file from Coinbase?
Actually, I had it set on "Transaction History" just like Plick9 said he did (but CoinTracking didn't import anything.
At your suggestion, I set the New Report to "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" and THAT file comes out empty, so no import.
BTW, I opened the "transaction history" report using Notepad and there is definitely data in that file.
Here's what Cointracking says after importing the file with data in it.
Import Report:
Validation: Datasets in import file: 13, Trades: 0
Notes: Duplicate Trades found: 0
Errors: Empty Timestamps: 0, Empty values: 0
Your import data looks good.
Actually, I had it set on "Transaction History" just like Plick9 said he did (but CoinTracking didn't import anything.
At your suggestion, I set the New Report to "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" and THAT file comes out empty, so no import.
BTW, I opened the "transaction history" report using Notepad and there is definitely data in that file.
Here's what Cointracking says after importing the file with data in it.
Import Report:
Validation: Datasets in import file: 13, Trades: 0
Notes: Duplicate Trades found: 0
Errors: Empty Timestamps: 0, Empty values: 0
Your import data looks good.
May 13, 2017, 04:53:43 PM
Ok thanks! I hope i am able to afford it one day.
BTW I used transaction history to import from coinbase Report > New report
At the bottom of cointracking it says "use transaction history"
Hope that helped the guy asking about csv files not uploading.
BTW I used transaction history to import from coinbase Report > New report
At the bottom of cointracking it says "use transaction history"
Hope that helped the guy asking about csv files not uploading.
May 13, 2017, 04:15:31 PM
Hey and thanks a lot.
Really? I just tested it with my Coinbase CSV file and it worked well.
Are you sure, you have exported the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" file from Coinbase?
Best,
Dario
Really? I just tested it with my Coinbase CSV file and it worked well.
Are you sure, you have exported the "Buys, sells, and merchant payouts" file from Coinbase?
Best,
Dario
May 13, 2017, 02:29:06 PM
Dario,
The import from Bittrex worked perfectly. However, when I tried to import from Coinbase, everything appeared to go just as smoothly except there are no trades listed for Coinbase. I looked at the content of the .CSV files (BTC,LTC and ETH) from withing CoinTracking and there appears to be trade info in those files, but nothing shows up when I update the calculations.
Do you have any ideas about how to debug this problem?
This trade tracking platform is so exciting. I can't wait to get it up and running with all my trades.
The import from Bittrex worked perfectly. However, when I tried to import from Coinbase, everything appeared to go just as smoothly except there are no trades listed for Coinbase. I looked at the content of the .CSV files (BTC,LTC and ETH) from withing CoinTracking and there appears to be trade info in those files, but nothing shows up when I update the calculations.
Do you have any ideas about how to debug this problem?
This trade tracking platform is so exciting. I can't wait to get it up and running with all my trades.
May 13, 2017, 11:56:44 AM
Hey,
Yes, the free version allows you to export to taxact/turbotax, but will calculate only a maximum of 100 trades.
The price basis is USD and the shown BTC price will adjust depending on the current market price.
Best regards,
Dario
Yes, the free version allows you to export to taxact/turbotax, but will calculate only a maximum of 100 trades.
The price basis is USD and the shown BTC price will adjust depending on the current market price.
Best regards,
Dario
May 13, 2017, 11:44:05 AM
1.Does the free version allow you to import to taxact/turbotax ? Also it only allows 100 trades for a tradereport?
2. I saw the lifetime version is .64 BTC (over 1grand) and for one year of trades it is 102 USD. Even if the price goes up (let's say to 10,000) it would be over 5 times more. Will the price ever adjust to normal standards?
? Also it only allows 100 trades for a tradereport?2. I saw the lifetime version is .64 BTC (over 1grand) and for one year of trades it is 102 USD. Even if the price goes up (let's say to 10,000) it would be over 5 times more. Will the price ever adjust to normal standards?
May 12, 2017, 02:06:05 AM
This is amazing! Thanks.
Now the only thing is wish for is an Android app for it.
Now the only thing is wish for is an Android app for it.
Great news! There is one
But not yet on the Google Play Store as I need to do some more tests.
If you want to use it now, just drop me a quick message and I will send you the apk
https://cointracking.info/feedback.php
Best,
Dario
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